The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-24

partially on this business. That something
of the kind is needed at Pablo Will not DC
denied In this particular Mayport'
Pablo's rival, has the advantage, ana the
fishing from docks, banks, etc, there IS one
of the inducements which draws summer
residents.
Fernandina's greatest commercial need,
bank, is at last to be supplied. About July
l the Bank of Fernandina will open IN the
Duryee block, at the foot of Centre street
The most of the fixtures OF the new enOsr-
prise are already on hand and the counters,
ratings, etc, are ordered. Inc furniture
will be of cherry and the bank office htted
up throughout attractively and completely
The officers of the bank are to be FREDERICK
W. Hoyt, President. ". o. Jetfreys, vice
President; r. G. Cooley, Cashier. All OF
these gentlemen are well-known in Fernan-
dina and jacksonville, the first two as sue
cessful merchants Of the former city, and
the latter is the present cashier OF the First
National Bank of Florida, OF Jacksonville
At the Temperance Convention recently
held in Orlando the following county Cen
trail Committee was appointed: Hon. J. Z.
Spcer, Walter Gwinn, j. j. Combs, X. b:
Norment, c. E. Lartigue j. r. MlzeH and
d. H Hammond. IL was then voted that
the convention nominate one for each pre-
cinct to be member of subcommittee Tor
their respective precincts. The following
persons were selected as IlelIlDeIs VI slAOh
subcommittee: Orlando, |. Nj. Aud: w IN
ter Park, H. S. Chubb Sanford, A G.
Martin; Paola, A. L. lngeson; Oyiedo,
George H. Browne; Geneva, Henry Baker;
Lake Irma, Dr. W. s. Townsend; Oakland,
James H. Saddler; Apopka, j. A. Richard
son; Zellwood, H. Crutcher Longwood, ,.
f. Cove; Fort Christmas, j. K. A. Tucker.
About three weeks ago gentleman llv-
ing near jacksonville, desirous of obtaining
ia oh in hlrci Iii "a
and advertised for one in one of the daily
papers. Although there was only one in
sertion of the advertisement he was soon
overwhelmed with responses from women
of all ages, sizes and conditions and had he
chosen he might have been returned by the
next grand jury for polygaIny. He scanned
the applications carefully and chose from
them one which seemed to fill the bill. The
frank, honest manner Of the writer con-
WINGED him that she was just the darling he
longed for and had loved with a poets
ardor. He answered her note, one letter
led to another, and now this gentleman is
on the high road to matrimony, all through
an lad"
The great revival meeting at Welborn
closed Tuesday night after continuing for
eighteen days. Fifty-one persons connected
themselves with the different churches as
follows Thirty-seven with the Methodist,
nine with the Presbyterian and five with
the Missionary Baptist. This has truly been
the most wonderful religious meeting ever
held there. Notwithstanding the fact that it
was busy time with the people out of town,
they came for several miles around, and the
church was crowded nearly every night.
Not only has the membership of the churches
been revived, but of other churches also,
who attended the meeting. The good infu-
ence OF the meeting has spread all over the
town and community, and several who did
not join the church have determined to lead
bstter lives hereafter.
DIR. r. B. Burroughs, one of the leading
physicians in Jacksonville has Just returned
from his orange grove in ST. Johns county.
and relates a curious incident which oc-
Cured near his place day or so ago. His
neighbors in the country were a Georgia
family named Mayer, and they had num-
Der Of children Last Sunday while their
little 2-year- old daughter was playing in the
yard the family heard piercing cries, and on
running to investigate the parents were hor-
riied to see their little girl lying PROSTATE
on the ground while on her breast stood a
rooster Growing triumphantly. When they
approached the PROSTATE child they found
that one of the eyes of the little girl had
been actually picked out by the vicious fowl.
The sight of the eye is gone forever, and it
presents horrible spectacle The rooster
was killed. 4.lr